Capítulo 1080: Chapter 758: Aunt (Part 2)
Baili An slowly lowered his eyes, softly saying: “I understand.”
“Sotis what the Sect Master says may not truly reflect his heart’s desires, so you don’t need to be bothered by his words all the ti. After all, your life can only be decided by you.”
Baili An gently laughed: “Can I interpret Miss Yun Rong’s words as comforting ?”
Yun Rong smiled noncommittally, in the night, her presence was gentle and noble: “May you forever remain as youthful as you are now, never forgetting your true self and delighting in mutual understanding.”
Baili An felt a stirring in his heart, a heart that was nearly numb and lost found warmth again because of this sentence: “I thought that Miss Yun Rong would not want to co to the Tianxi Sword Sect.”
“If possible, I wish you could leave Bai Tuo Mountain as soon as you can.”
Baili An was montarily speechless.
Yun Rong laughed cheerfully: “It’s not that I don’t want to see you, just the events of tonight are peculiar, the Evergreen Pavilion concerns major affairs, and your reason for coming wasn’t the Sword Pavilion or seeking a master. The Sect Master will be wholeheartedly focused on uncovering the person behind these circumstances. The answers you’re seeking from him are destined to yield no results, why not first…”
She paused, looking at Baili An: “Why are you looking at like that?”
Baili An’s gaze was clear: “Did you just say you want to see ? Was it true?”
Only then did Yun Rong realize she had inadvertently spoken out, her face subtly reddening.
A shy woman is the most captivating.
She forgot what she was going to say next.
Baili An spoke frankly: “I won’t be going down the mountain.”
Yun Rong’s expression was helpless.
Baili An looked at the woman before him, whom he couldn’t really say he knew well. Were it not for the crisis in the Demon World where she saved him at her own risk, their relationship might have remained no more than a fleeting gentlemanly acquaintance.
She was an extraordinary woman, free from worldly prejudices, seeking her Sword Dao without the concerns of romance.
Baili An couldn’t muster the shalessness to claim responsibility for her; he very much admired her carefree spirit, like a solitary cloud erging from the valley, going and coming as she pleases.
He never imagined restraining her with the rules and formalities of relationships between n and won.
But as for himself, he was ultimately a shallow, worldly person, and having been intimate, whispering close to each other, he could no longer treat Yun Rong as a stranger t by chance.
“If Tianxi is truly being manipulated into a plot, I very much wish to witness it.”
“About this matter, I think…”
“Miss Yun Rong.” Baili An smiled slightly, looked at her, and said earnestly: “I won’t bother the Sword Master anymore, because I believe this trip to Tianxi will indeed prove worthwhile.”
Yun Rong was truly at a loss with him, sighed, and said: “If you really wish to stay, I won’t obstruct you, but the Sword Pavilion will not open until two days later. During these two days, you may encounter so interesting yet troubleso matters.”
Baili An, seeing her aningful expression, couldn’t help but ask curiously: “Interesting yet troubleso matters?”
“More than just one. Though the decay of the Star Rope hasn’t spread among the Mortals, to open the Sword Pavilion, the Sect Master must use the power of Heavenly Mountain, accelerating the decay of the Star Rope, so the Sect Master will surely invite two people to guard the Sword Pavilion before it opens.”
Baili An asked in surprise: “Who possesses such ability?”
“Naturally, it can only be the inheritors of the Taixuan Nine Classics and the Cangwu Ten Hidden Palaces.”
Baili An’s eyes widened: “Are you referring to Miss Su Jing and Miss Yin Da?”
Yun Rong held her sword in both hands, looking relaxed: “Not just those two, but also heard that the Sect Master’s elder sister, who has long been traveling abroad, has returned to the mountain recently and will be teaching the class on rules of conduct to new disciples over the next two days.”
Baili An was truly amazed: “The Sword Master has an elder sister, why have I never heard of it?”
“That was when the Sect Master was still a noble son in the Country of Qin, a distant cousin, equally talented, apprenticed under Qingyun Platform. It’s actually this elder sister who led the Sect Master onto the path of cultivation, although their etings are rare, the Sect Master trusts her deeply.
Early on, Qingyun Platform was annihilated in the battle against demons, leaving only her as the sole survivor of the sect. Over the years, she has traveled the Four Seas, until a few days ago when I first t this elder sister of the Sect Master, who is also the leader of the Xijian Sect.”
Finally, Yun Rong couldn’t help but laugh softly.
Baili An didn’t find this topic funny at all, asking in confusion: “Is that leader hard to get along with?”
Yun Rong’s expression was intriguing and mysterious: “If nothing unexpected happens, she will summon you ahead of ti.”
As a Registered Disciple, Baili An technically had no qualifications to attend the lectures on rules of conduct.
But the following day, everything happened as Yun Rong had ntioned, the leader who loves roaming truly summoned him early.
Baili An received the invitation and went to the Hundred Scripture Hall to attend the lesson.
Peeking through the exquisitely carved ancient door, he saw dozens of bamboo desks inside, with soft cushions placed beneath each low table.
At this ti of the morning, Baili An was the only one present.
He pushed open the door, and a quiet-looking female servant led him inside.
Indeed, Xijian Sect lived up to its reputation as a place full of talented individuals, even the ordinary female servant was noticeably elegant.
Out of courtesy, Baili An didn’t observe too closely and followed her into the main hall without directly looking around.
In front of the hall sat a woman, presumably the leader Yun Rong had ntioned.
Because of the layered curtains, Baili An could only make out a silhouette, but as for the charm of the leader, it was obscured from view.
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